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Skyhighzz said:
Haven’t you heard? Toronto is forever banished to the boring, blue-grey, glass tinted skyline abyss. Where beautiful hues like gold, amber & any other colour scheme under the sun is …outlawed.
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Amare said:
It's even reaching our subterranean levels where the cold and sterileness is dripping down to our subway stations.

People would react like a wolf seeing a full moon (a la 160 Front St W) if we dare even thought about putting multi-coloured LEDs on these 2 CIBC Square buildings.
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Ah, but our leaders and developers know better than us mere mortals, they're there to protect our delicate sensibilities ...
 
Rascacielo said:
Ah, but our leaders and developers know better than us mere mortals, they're there to protect our delicate sensibilities ...
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A simpler explanation as ProjectEnd-san once suggested is that because developers are mostly cheap. Grey material is more affordable, giving them a bigger bang for their bucks. And The City in turn just /shrugs at that...

...not to suggest this is the case with this project - they're sparing no costs with the construction here. So this is least an exception. But many of towers built of late fall into the latter that we're stuck with for the ages. /sigh
 
This morning, March 12th. Up we go…

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...it does make me wish that the window wall reflected that yellow though.
 
I must have just missed you. I had lunch in the new food hall at 1 York. It was average at best, but everything is 25% off right now.
 
15+ Litewave trucks at Bay and Wellington., a large spool of fibre, a small excavator, and a few maintenance covers open and some patching in the trucks and lots of head scratching.
Emergency repair so I hear. Ouch. I assume a few are not happy today. Not sure who. .
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